The Pentagon releases a new set of declassified UFO files

Trump Release raised for the first time In February in the Social Truth publication. Pentagon The release was coordinated in partnership With the White House, Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, the Department of Energy, NASA, and the FBI. Many of the files in this new release contain documents that are already publicly available. However, some versions of these known documents in the new files contain more pages, or fewer redactions, than previously released versions.

More than 60% of Americans believe the government is hiding information about UAP, According to YouGov, while 40% believe UAP is likely to be alien in origin, According to Gallup. Congress has Hearings were held As to whether there is a decades-long program to restore “non-human” technologies, the evidence remains elusive.

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“If it’s just huge images or redacted documents with no details, then it’s more of the same,” Adam Frank, an astrophysicist at the University of Rochester who studies the search for alien life, says of the new files. “What we need are actual scientific results from the investigations that should have been conducted if the most extraordinary claims that have been made were true.”

The dropping of the document comes after a week of high-level discussions about aliens, including those of Stephen Colbert Interview with former President Barack Obamareleased on Wednesday. Obama questioned the government’s alien cover-up by joking that “some guy guarding the facility was going to take a selfie with the alien and send it to his girlfriend.”

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Artemis II crew members also questioned the idea of ​​a large-scale government-level conspiracy to hide the discovery of extraterrestrial life on a mysterious world. Discuss with Daily this week.

“Do you realize that if we find alien life out there and come back and report it, NASA won’t have a budget problem for the rest of eternity?” said Reed Wiseman, Commander of Artemis II. “So trust me.”

Victor Glover, the astronaut who led the mission, added: “Why are we hiding this from you?”